UFC Vegas 66: Sean Strickland will return to his octagon this weekend for the first time after his defeat to Alex Pereira in July. The American middleweight will face Jared Cannonier in the main event of UFC Fight Night. And ahead of his return to the octagon, Strickland has got a taste of his own medicine from fans. Follow UFC Fight Night: Strickland vs Jared Cannonier LIVE Streaming updates on Insidesport.IN.
Strickland will take on Cannonier in a bid to put his record back on track. A win against Cannonier will put him back amongst the big boys in the division. And as usual, the outspoken fighter has been very vocal about his return to the octagon.
UFC Vegas 66: Sean Strickland Trolled After His Old Pictures With Hair Resurface – ‘Creed’s Lead Singer Scott Stapp’
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Despite this, he is now on the receiving end. One Twitter user, WonderbreadMMA, posted two pictures of Sean Strickland when he was younger and had hair. The Middleweight fighter even had long hair. Needless to say, fans had a field day.
One sharp Twitter user was quick to notice that the picture of Strickland with long hair was a spitting image of the famous ‘90s band Creed’s lead singer, Scott Stapp. And if we’re being honest, it’s hard to argue against the comparison. There were also several other hilarious comparisons in the replies.
Sean Strickland with hair is incredible pic.twitter.com/7XhP1u6AnK
— 𝙒𝙊𝙉𝘿𝙀𝙍𝘽𝙍𝙀𝘼𝘿 🇦🇺 (@WonderbreadMMA) December 14, 2022
Sean Strickland and his controversial social media
Strickland is no stranger to trolling on social media. The American middleweight has often found himself in hot water for the comments he has made. And while he is the same in press conferences and in interviews, and fans can expect more of the same ahead of UFC Vegas 66, his comments on social media have led to much worse situations.
Famous platforms like Twitter and Instagram have already banned Strickland or restricted his account. In fact, those expecting the fighter to reply to this tweet will not get to see it since Strickland is no longer on Twitter.
Therefore, fans will miss out on what would’ve potentially been an interesting interaction. However, Strickland is the kind of fighter who will dish it out and take it when it’s at him.
What do you make of Sean Strickland’s old photos? Do you see the resemblance to Creed’s lead singer Scott Stapp?
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